. >> prop 205 was the talk of the campus today at arizona state university. >> reporter: prop 205 was put on the ballot by voter initiative which is means it came from the people, and not from the lawmakers here at the sate capitol. those on both sides say it's going to be a tight vote. those who support it got a boost from what you might think is an unlikely source. >> >> reporter: as in drug enforcement administration. the lead federal agency in the country's war on drugs. >> i worked in orlando and i got transferred out to new mexico. >> reporter: today he's working at asu's tech campus talking to students about prop 205. >> i'm for proposition 205. >> reporter: the longtime drug enforcer believes legalizing pot will have a positive impact on a war he says we are losing. >> it will take money from the cartels, that money, their money would be put back into the community. >> the notion that drug cartels somehow will be cut out of the picture is obtuse and naive. >> reporter: they represent 14,000 law officersro while he's heard some successes from people in state who is have legaliz

. >> in phoenix, this group of latino voters at arizona state university is split on who they want tomp's hard line on immigration and comments about the latino community, some are supporting him because of his business background. >> why do you think he would create jobs for the latino -- >> he's an entrepreneur, he creates job. >> just because you're going to get a job from him or some mexicans or hispanics will get jobs, at what price? what is going to be the nature of the united states now -- of course, he's not. in case that something happens and if he wins. he's going to be a disaster. >> what about the wall trump wants to build at the border with mexico. on that, our group was also split. this woman wants immigration reform. >> if you're going to build a wall, they'll build tunnels. focus on the problem and take care of it once and for all. >> trump's talk of shipping them out of u.s. has also turned off some voters. if donald trump does win and we do have a deportation force, what would that look like and how would you feel about it? >> that's going to be chaotic. it will put

arizona state university on wednesday. she'll be talking at an early rally. doors are set to open at 12:30 in the afternoon. >>> these new ledges are the key to allowing students back inside classrooms tomorrow at challenger and landmark schools. jeff is live in glendale to explain. >> reporter: this takes a lot of stress off the backs of students and parents, because for the last three weeks, they had to go to different schools, parents had to change around. the good news also is here is the fact that the school district has come under budget and under time to get this project complete. >> headache for parents and studentings is finally coming to an end. >> it has been quite a hassle, actually. my girlfriend is the one that takes -- they actually did something with the buses. they pick them up at the school and send them over to the other school. >> javier kids went to landmark. for three weeks, they had to go rough time, because she had to get up really, really early. they had to be there at a certain time. >> structural issues were found at landmark and ch

university of arizona. chelsea clinton is also campaigning for her mother. she will be making a stop at arizona state university on wednesday talking to supporters in an early vote ra doors are set to open at 12:30. the third and final presidential debate is on wednesday and we will be streaming at live on our website cbs5az.com and on our free cbs five news app. >> is a twist on pokimon go called hillary/donald go. you can send the candidates good vibes. once they get enough goodbye -- >> let's go to the carwash. paul will be out there all week long raising money for big brothers/big sisters. it is warm out there. it has been going crazy. >> reporter: preston, it is amazing. how are you feeling gang? >> i like to say this. the better the donation the better the carwash. do you guys want to join me over here? >> let's talk to steve. he has a nice day one of camp carwash. all the benefits big brothers and big sisters of central arizona. you guys do a lot of volunteering don't you? >> this team has been in several places volunteering. just a month ago we were at the st. mary's food bank. >> that is spe

arizona this week to rally support for hillary clinton. bernie sanders, chelsea clinton are making stops in our state. sanders will be in flagstaff and tucson on tuesday, and chelsea clinton will be at arizona state university on wednesday. the first lady is coming to phoenix on thursday. >>> bringing pressure is dave johnson. dave johnson off to the races! he will score! and the cardinals. they win over the new york jets tonight, 28-3 . cooper is here to break it down. >> reporter: let me say this. the cardinals were given a desperate jets team. we are guards right there. he got the job done protecting carson palmer. he opened up calls for dave johnson. let's single out number 73, the other guard on the team who also protect carson palmer, who was not sacked. a job well done. let's check in with dave johnson he will do the rest, 185 total yards and two touchdowns on his last game against the 49ers. he is arguably the best all- around running back in the game today. without further ado, cameron cox was sidelined at the game. he has the action. >> reporter: you said it best, just give him the ball and let them work. carsonme he was a little dehydrated and was cramping in his hamstring. he did say something t

had spent the day yesterday campaigning for his father over at arizona state university's campus. >>> a fox follow-up now on three shelter puppies who are still missing tonight. the arizona animal welfare league is putting up a $500 reward for information about who took the puppies. the three little girls were stolen from shelter sometime sunday night. security footage caught the two men and one woman who took the dogs from their enclosure. the puppies need medication before they can go up for adoption. >>> a tough loss for the cubs to the cleveland indians in game three. stefania okolie was at a watch party earlier, and despite the out there, you do have a happy story about a young cubs fan who inspired a player. >> that's right, the ten-year-old, campbell faulkner, if he were here in the bar, which has slimmed down since the game ended, he is a die hard fan of the cubs and a big fan of one of their catchers. we are talking about kyle schwarber here. campbell got to know them a yoorg and since then they have -- y they have formed an unforgettable bond. perhaps it's the excitement for

tomorrow, chelsea clinton will be at a rally at arizona state university memorial union. on thursday, first lady michelle obama and tim kaine are expected vote rally. details of the visit has not been announced. >> donald trump making a couple of pit stops on his way to las vegas stopping in colorado. he is trying to keep the hillary clinton e-mail scandal in the news. at one point, the crowd was chanting lock her up. he blames the protesters at his rally claiming they were paid and giving cellphones. donald trump and hillary clinton are in las vegas. >> john hook has been to all of the d.n.a. bates. he just arrived in las vegas and he join us live with a preview. how are you doing out there? >> reporter: kari, i haven't seen you in a while. we're 25 hours away from the third and final debate involving hillary clinton and donald trump. one last shot for trump to trump tomorrow, hoping he can pull a rabbit out of his hat and maybe change the dynamics of the race. he is down by six or seven points nationally and here in nevada, he is trailing hillary clinton by seven points

it could raise the minimum wage head to the arizona state university campus in glendale 6:00 to 8:00 tonight in the university center building. >>> the suspect accused of robbing two gay bars says it was not a hate crime, he just needed the money. andrew sayans was accused of taking wallets and cell phones. he said he didn't target the bars because of their customers but thought they would be easier to rob, and says he >> it wasn't a hate crime. i don't have no problem with gay people. my mom is bisexual. i got a gay cousin. >> so you didn't target them because they're gay bars? >> no. >> and his girlfriend declined a jailhouse interview but we're told a teenager was also arrested. developing in the valley this morning, a roof collapse, causing two people to fall 17 feet to the floor. overnight, only two people remain in the hospital. . >> i never met my dad. i told myself i wanted to talk to him personally. that was the motivation that led me to drink. >> the victim just 6 years old, police say he ran a red light at 40th street and broadway, slamming into a truck full of kids. he is

in between two republican fundraisers he got millennials fired up about his dad at an arizona state university rally. >> i always say my father got into this for all of the right reasons. he didn't need this job. >> reporter: but he almost forgot to tell the crowd his father is making another campaign stop in 10 days before the election. >> i forgot all about it, but i heard my father is coming back to phoenix on saturday, so -- >> reporter: the polls show donald trump locked in a dead heat with hillary clinton in arizona, but the trump backer sheriff joe arpaio isn't buying it. >> he is winning. you're listening to your mickey house polls. >> reporter: possible sites for donald trump's rally include the arizona state capitol and the phoenix convention center live in tempe, brahm resnik, 12 news. >>> thank you. tonight we're verifying eye popping water bills for buckeye homeowners. we first reported the story two days ago and since then we have received dozens of e-mails from people going through the same issue. >> tonight we have team coverage ton water woes starting with team 1 and we just s

. >>> donald trump's son donald trump, jr., will be at arizona state university in tempe tomorrow. his speech will be at the sun devil rec center. the rally begins at 2:00 and the doors open at 1:15 right now the latest poll shows donald trump beating hillary clinton by u1 percentage point here in arizona. day in florida. clinton reminds supporters that every vote counts and lesson learned from the 2004 recount when george w. bush defeated al gore. >> i am going to work as hard as i can over the next 13 days reaching out to as many people as possible. >> meanwhile the latest hacked e-mails from hillary clinton's campaign give fresh evidence that her supporters were about primary rival bernie sanders and wanted president obama to come out and endorse her a lot earlier than he did. >>> coming up, you talk about voting? she has been casting ballots since the 1930s. before world war ii. and just after the depression. who this 110-year-old voter is picking in the election. >> is that what i call a true patriot. >> wisdom. >>> the phoenix zoo says good-bye to one of its oldest residents.

to learn more, head to arizona state university's west campus in glendale from 6:00 to 8:00 tonight at the university center >>> a valley family has to make a run for it after they heard a loud pop, then their porch went up in flames. the fire is suspicious. thankfully everyone made it out okay but the daddied have cuts on his hand from trying to put out the fire himself. >>> investigators are trying to figure out the cause of this crash on 51st avenue and orangewood. the jeep flipped over, the side paramedics rushed both drivers to nearby hospitals and fortunately they are expected to be okay. >>> you don't want to believe this is true. this morning, disturbing details on a prescott valley woman blamed in her 3-month-old baby's death. court documents show angela clark was having sex with her exwhile her baby was drowning. phone records show she sent this text before they hooked up: >> clark eventually confessed to police they had sex for 20 minutes before discovering her child had drowned. >>> the l.a. police department released this video, moments before the deadly officer-involved s

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clinton ahead of the debate her daughter chelsea this is a live picture of a rally from arizona state university, michelle obama will be campaigning seems to be working because clinton is doing really well in the polls, in the past democrats have had a harder time in the state. >> the guest of honor tonight that guy in the red sweater, ken bone he will be there. >> a little behind the scenes this gentleman right here with the beard, that is one of our executive producers of the now team for the debate, ken bone isn't just there for fanfare. he is there for business, he will be a special guest for a postdebate show with jimmy kimmel after the 11:00 news. >> the red sweater is starting to grow on me. >> he is having a good time. there you go. looking outside, it looks fall. >> it is a little early but it kind of feels like the cool front is on its way, it is headed in our direction. take a look, nice and dry out there the doppler not picking up any rainfall in our area, here is the front friday morning, with it, very little chance for rainfall in fact if we got a few sprinkles that might be surpri

arizona university and then will head to tucson. >>> chelsea clinton is campaigning for her mom. she will be making a stopat arizona state university on wednesday. doors are set to open at 12:30 pm. >>> a firebomb tour through the republican headquarters in north carolina. trump knows who is behind the attract -- attack. animals representing hillary clinton did it. parts of the building were destroyed by the fire and there is a spray-painted message left the gop said the firebombing was meant to send a message. >> it's meant to scare and intimidate people from volunteering and working in this office and other offices across the state.>> clinton called the campaign attack horrific. >> clinton and trump is stepping away from the campaign trail today as they prepare for the final debate. they left of their running mates to carry the message. >>reporter: tim kane went table to table on sunday rallying support for the miami diner. >> floored it is close. we think it will be the case up to the end. >>reporter: clinton is shown with a slim and growing lead over trump up 46-40 thanks to much stronger support from women a month a

it'll be at arizona state university tomorrow night at 7:00. >> around arizona a woman is in the hospital recovering after two cars crashed on the loop extra kateed. she suffered head trauma. >> today marks one year since the deadly shooting at northern arizona university. steven jones was arrested following fight in a campus parking lot. 4 students were shot and one was killed. >> tonight the search continues for a trio said to be dressed as clowns who terrorized a group hills. the teens claim they were chased by a group of creepy clowns in the park. police are searching for two men and a woman who got away in a red jeep cherokee. >> this is not video of hurricane matthew. this is video from arizona this weekend. the valley saw a few showers move thru. we're live in the news room with the damage it caused. >> our viewers have been spending us picture and videos showing us what the storm did. we spoke to safford residents who say this is the biggest storm they've experienced. wild weather storming thru safford without warning. >> >>: it was onen giant lightning bolt came down and everythi

. >>> the effort to legalize pot hitting the arizona state university campus pick up the latest to speak in favor of legalize asian, the group of former law enforcement officers and dea agents are pushing for prop 205. both have spent a lot of time drugs and they feel making it legal will make the community safer. >> it will allow cap to actually spend more time instead of on basic weed cases to actually work the cases that are important. >> the downside: in colorado where pot has been legal, safety officials report marijuana related driving deaths have gone up by 40 4%. the number of youth using pot is up 20% but it is pumping money into schools there . >> she must have a magic eight ball because weeks ago this candidate is assuming linton will take the presidency. the national republican congressional committee is airing that ad that you saw. campaign for trump. >> some assumptions being made. for a brief moment it looked like clinton's campaign chief switch sides. john put at the's twitter account got hacked and read, "i've switched teams, vote trump 2016. " the campaign said they qui

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. >>> ahead of tonight's debate there is a new poll by arizona state university to find -- finds hillary clinton has a five-point lead over donald trump. there are still 20% of voters undecided as of right now. >>> the navy sailor accused of crashing his truck off a bridge in san diego will be arraigned today. don't expect to see the suspect in the courtroom. >>> this crash is still slowing things down for drivers on i-17. also a traffic alert on i-40. >>> how warm does it get >>> another big hillary clinton supporter coming to the valley. we allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide if he's the type of candidate they want in congress. screen crazy moments caught on video for a police officer in wisconsin. look at this. the of

arizona state university releasing this poll overnight. paul thissen zone leading in still undecided the poll was taken after the justice department announced it would pursue criminal charges against arpaio. >>> at the live desk of want to talk about our nation's heroes. the feds are investigating a claim of secret of the a waiting lists in colorado. the va internal watchdog announcing this audit. investigating allegations of forgery come off the books record-keeping. this broadens the national scandal over the use of unofficial or secret waiting list to hide link the waiting for care of the phoenix the va hospital. disgusting how these veterans are being treated. >>> in navy aviation electrician facing 24 years in prison after police say he crashed his car off the coronado bridge. four people were killed in california on saturday. >> two from right here in chandler. richard's a polio was the driver . he was arraigned in hospital in san diego yesterday. the crash. 's attorney claims he was not under the influence but instead a car cut him

arizona state museum. on wednesday, we have chelsea clinton coming into town and she'll be heading to arizona state university to speak on tempe's campus and this is part of an early vote event happening out there and michelle obama, yesterday, she announced she is going to come into town on thursday. we don't know the location, but she's coming here to try and push more support to clinton. hillary today, two events in colorado and the governor in north carolina. brian west, 12 today. >>> and today, trump has two rallies set for colorado. he was in wisconsin last night. he fired up supporters, alleging that people who died are still voting. that undocumented immigrants are casting ballots and that voter proud ismon and that the clinton. >> a new report from the center of public integrity shows that 96% of so-called turn hadallists and reporters gave their money, gave themselves, gave everything to crooked hillary clinton. can you believe it? [ booing ] >> they even want to try to rig the election at the polling boths. they say there is nothing going on. people who died 10rs illegal immigrants are voting. >> b

. >> he will be at arizona state university at 2:00 talking to a rally there. >> this is donald jr. talking about his father's missteps. >> he said some of the things that needed to be said and issues that he's talking about now and things that nobody wants to talk about and things that plagued this country. he's done that since day one. his greatest endorsement is the political elites or the wall street. he's talking for the american people >> he's saying he does not think his father has made a lot of missteps. how does that play with arizona voters? >> i didn't want to stop him, he seemed to be on a role there. he's very punctual. i know where my dad made mistakes. you should be willing to talk about it. >> yeah, you acknowledged your dad has made some mistakes. i told him, i am not criticizing your dad, i am going to criticize this campaign and this war on the media is not working out well for you guys. i said this is a winning issue for you and maybe it is too late in the exam pain but it is a winning issue for them >> do we have one more clip? >> i think we have one more clip f

for the first time they have opened a polling place at arizona state university, home to thousands ofdents. so they really don't fall in the, quote, likely voter category that the monmouth poll picks up. there is a sheriff's race in the state's largest county with sheriff joe arpaio, the inif a shows sheriff who has been indicted on grounds of racial profiling. he's a long-time office holder. that will drive up the latino vote. lots going on in arizona. >> gaining ground on donald trump. certainly has been judged by the polling. the winner of three debates. there is the continuing drip, drip, drip of the wikileaks e-mails, the stolen e-mails, hacked. according to u.s. intelligence by the russians. a major issue for cyber security. also a major political issue. probably if donald trump weren't making so many unforced errors it would have been a bigger issue in the debates and since. what about what we have learned about the campaign in-fighting, about all of the arguing and the fact that e-mails a year and a half into the campaign are still an unanswered question for hillary clinton. >

in phoenix this group gathered at arizona state university is split.espite trump's hard line on immigration and comments about the latino community, some are supporting him because of his business background. >> reporter: why do you think donald trump would create jobs or help the economy for latino businessmen. >> he's a businessman. >> just because you are going to get a job for him or some mexicans or hispanics are going to get a jobs. at what price? what is going to be the nature of the united states now after he -- of course he's not. but in case that something happens and if he wins. he's going to be a disaster. >> reporter: and what about the wall trump wants to build at the border with mexico? on that our group was also split. this woman wants immigration reform instead. >> if you are going to build a wall they are going to build tunnels, so let's just focus on the problem and take care of it once and for all. >> trump's talk of a deportation force rounding up millions of illegal immigrants and shipping them out of the u.s. has also turned off

from arizona state university in tempe, arizona. i am bob schieffer of cbs news.ant to welcome you to third and last of the 2004 debates between president george bush and senator john kerry. as jim told you before the first one, these debates are sponsored by the commission on presidential debates. tonight the topic will be domestic affairs, but the format will be the same as that first debate. i will moderate our discussion under did he tailed rules agreed to by the candidates. but the questions and the areas to be covered were chosen by me. i have not told the candidates or anyone else what they are. to refresh your memory on the rules, i will ask a question. the candidate is allowed two minutes to answer. his opponent then has a minute and a half to offer a rebuttal. at my discretion, i can extend the discussion by offering each candidate an additional 30 seconds. a green light will come on to signal 30 seconds left, a yellow light signals 159 seconds left, a red light means five seconds left. there is also a buzzer if it is needed. the candidates may not quest

law, and constitutional lawyer michael waldman, and the editorial director for news 21 at arizona state universityschool of jourmism leonard downey jr. professor i want to start with you because you and your students spent just an -- an incredible amount of time looking into the issue of voter fraud. you looked at all 50 states. you looked at a billion, with a "b," votes cast between the years 2000 and 2001. what did you find in terms of voter fraud? >> by querying all 50 states for prosecutions for voter fraud we found only about 2,000 from the year 2000 to the year 2012. and only 10 of those actually involved voters trying to impersonate somebody else at the polls, which is what trump is -- is saying would be widespread. and then we decided in 2016 to go back again, to five key states where officials had been worried about voter fraud and we found only about 38 prosecutions for any kind of vote fraud during that period and no prosecutions for voter impersonation. >> okay. very interesting findings. so, 2,000 cases, mr. waldman, over the course of ten years, so 200 a year, in disparate states, th

that on october 13 from arizona state university in tempe, arizona, bob schaffer of cbs news will moderate a debate on debate on domestic issues. for now, thank you vice president cheney and senator edwards. from cleveland, ohio. thank you and good night. [applause] >> c-span, created by american cable television companies about you as a public service from your cable or satellite provider. >> we will take you life from farmville company virginia, longbilled university the side of the vice presidential debate in the 2016 campaign between senator tim kaine and republican candidate, indiana governor, mike pence. tonight's moderator is elaine quijano of cbs news.

state. take the hispanic population, it increased since 2012 since mitt romney won here. then you have the student population. arizona is home to arizona state universityt campus with undergrad population. look at voter ridge station from arizona secretary of state's office, between 2012 and august of this year, number of registered republicans grew by 72,000. the democrats grew by almost 84,000. look at other, which is not the green or libertarian parties. that is undecideds or independents. nearly 139 more registered than last presidential cycle. which brings us to "real clear politics" of polls, in a four-way race, trump leads by a very slim margin. 11 very valuable electoral votes up for grab and clinton campaign sensing a real opportunity here. bill. bill: tax issue from 1995. what are people say about that so far? reporter: right now, trump as you know is not backing off this issue. just the opposite. almost using it like a bragging right. some of his supporters are definitely taking to it. at events in colorado, trump continued on his theme of contrasting how he made his money and how he says the clintons made theirs. >> while i made my money as

clinton is also campaigning for her mom.the former first daughter will be making a stop at arizona state university on wednesday.she will be talking to supporters at an 'early vote' rally.doors are set to open at 12:30 in the afternoon. and we've just learned michelle obama will campaign in phoenix on thursday, the day after the traffic could be rough during this evening's commute over in the west valley.the cardinals are hosting the jets for monday night football.a-dot suggests an alternate route around the loop 101... or give yourself plenty of extra time. 3 thank you for choosing cbs 5, we'll see you back here at allegations against pinal county sheriff paul babeu. paul babeu exposed in a damning home video. accusations of widespread abuse at a massachusetts private school. she is sick of hearing sheriff paul babeu lie. allegations of abuse of power. another headache, the fbi has subpoenaed records. lawsuits regarding abuse and neglect. questions of babeu's integrity. new page of controversy. a question of judgment. ultimately voters are going to have to decide ( "the price is right" theme playi

. >> reporter: september 18th at a party near arizona state university, a 17-year-old chugging a bottle of straight vodka. he tells us he was okay afterwards and that he did it on a $5 bet. >> it's like russian roulette with a firearm. drinking a whole bottle of vodka is equivalent of close to 17 drinks. that produces a blood alcohol level that pushes you very close to the lethal dose where it generation of extreme drinking on campus. >> stanford is now banning hard liquor at all undergraduate parties on campus. >> reporter: a new wave of crackdowns. stanford in august joining a growing list of schools to ban hard alcohol on campus. alongside at least ten others, including dartmouth last year. the latest response to an age-old problem with new twists. >> you don't eat, you get drunker faster, you'll feel high with adderall. everything is about getting faster, getting that instant pleasure. >> everyone around me was drinking so heavily and it was just like shot after shot after shot. >> reporter: allison, dana and jan are chicago area college students. >> when i would go in to campus par

clinton's former rival, bernie sanders is planning two stops tomorrow northern arizona university at 2:30 p.m. and then at the state museum in tucson. >> her daughte will be in tempe at the university of arizona. that rally happens at 1:15 on wednesday. >>> but tonight, hillary clinton is battling claims that her state department tried it help out the fbi in exchange for reclassifying an e-mail about benghazi and donald trump expects to win but if he loses, craig boswell reports. >> hillary clinton is running a rigged election, that what is seems to many. >> he has slammed the process. monday you tweeted, large scale fraud happening on and before election day. why do republican leaders deny it? >> can and election be rigged? >> no. it can't be rigged, the system is designed against it. >> chris election lawyer and his claims are dangerous and undermine trust in a system. >> people are going to realize it's an honest election and it will give them confidents in the outcome. >> it's a guy who is whining because he is a big bully who is getting beaten. trust issues. >> republican congressional leaders said fbi documen

final debate on issues of domestic policy will be held next wednesday, october 13th, at arizona state university in tempe, arizona, hosted by bob schieffer of cbs news. i want to thank president bush and senator kerry for tonight. i want to thank these citizens of the st. louis area who asked the questions, who gave so willingly of their time, and who took their responsibility very seriously. thank you also to everyone at washington. [applause] i want to thank everyone at washington university in st. louis for being such gracious hosts. i'm charles gibson from abc news. from st. louis, good night. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] i'm bob schieffer of cbs news.

arizona state university released the poll overnight and shows penzone leaving by nearly 15 points. more than 21% of the voters are still undecided. the poll was taken just after the justice department announced it would pursue criminal charges against arpaio. >>> looking at your most accurate forecast your valley wind speed could be strong today. breezy conditions in the valley. sustained winds up to 15 and gusts up to 25. it already will still breezy some spots across the valley today. or so up north. who have a red flag warning for part of the state, vitiated pink area there. that is in effect for today. here's a quick look at your east valley high, mid-90s in the west valley, similar conditions. mid 90s. >>> we have couple of crashes. one is on the 10, the westbound side. is partially blocking the hov line. i want to show you another crash from our adot camera in the east valley. to a to westbound. everything is to the right but it is slow. >>> it is just about look - i supported aio but lately, he spends so much for time on tv ors... in court defending himself that he's not doi

. >> next, arizona state university history professor, brooks simpson, talks about the political career of grant hosted the conference on reconstruction and the legacy of the civil war. >> many people see 1865 as the high point in the life of grant. after a year of long, hard fighting, against the army north of virginia, on april 9th, he accepted the surrender, which was as we know, was a desisivci step in bringing the american civil war to a conclusion for the union. but what did that victory mean? what are the fruit of union victory. he would struggle to defend and define that victory for the next 20 years. first as general and chief of the armies of the united states. then as the 18th president of the united states. then in his post presidential career as a speaker and author. after he left the white house. until his death in 1885. during that time, grant worked very hard to try to balance the need for sectional reconciliation between white northerners and white southerners with the need to secure and preserve racial justice and equality for american. he also thought to success of th

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. >>> all w of thousands of dollars stolen from northern arizona university. a state report says former neu employee has been indicted for making up businesses to help embezzle more than $650,000 over 15 years. tally ran the postal services department at nau he could not be reached for comment. >>> that's what led to the arrest of charles garcia. he's charged tonight. we're told the parent helped of her daughter on an sd card. >>> what do you do about the neighbors barking dog. step outside and pop off a few rounds. that's what cops say william hunt did. he's facing a charge of disorderly conduct with a weapon. he allegedly told mohabe county deputies he was mad about the neighbor's noisy dogs. >>> we were there when wickenburg was under water. now city officials are making the homes are in the low lying area so the town will keep that area vacant. >>> just in from one of our sister stations, facebook the crooks. just two days after creating a faceback -- facebook page for stolen cars, police recover one of them. >>> nine hour traffic delays will it cost to avoid the

our studio and the walter cronkite school of journalism on the downtown phoenix campus of arizona state university are joined by radio listeners. tonight's debate is also being broadcast by tv in southern arizona and on facebook live. viewers across the country you are watching on c-span. you can join the conversation on twitter at hashtag easy to be. debate winner from candidates competing to represent arizona in the u.s. senate. this debate as an open exchange of ideas and opportunity for give and take between candidates for one of states most important offices. as moderator we will try to ensure all sides get a fair shake, to have their say. there are a few ground rules. once were asked to carry a question they will have 90 seconds to answer without interruption. the other candidate in gets 45 seconds for rebuttal again without interruption. didn't go up to an additional two minutes for open discussion of that topic. at the end each candidate will have one minute for closing statements. topics were chosen by journalists from arizona pbs and the arizona republic which includes -- we will also in

. >>> to flagstaff, hundreds of thousands of dollars stolen from northern arizona university. in a state report, a former employee edwin tally has been indicted for allegedly making up businesses to embezzle more than $350,000 over 15 years. department at nau. >>> a warning, some of these images are hard to look at. one of three wild horses was shot multiple times. animal advocacy groups are monitoring two otrs also shot. >> he should be put away for life because he's a serial murderer to animals. >> they believe it happened friday night around 6:00, the shooter possibly seen with two others. >>> an investigation underway after a shooting at 36th and park. two officers were working a drug investigation when they spotted a man on a bike. they say he committed a traffic pull him over but he wouldn't stop. officers say he pulled out a gun and shot at them. officers returned fire and one of those officers was grazed. the man is in critical condition this morning. they say he had cocaine on him. >>> just two weeks from the presidential election and a generation fo clinton with a wide margin.

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we are broadcasting to you live in the downtown arizona state university campus. we are also joined by radio listeners. and tonight's debate is also being broadcast by kuat tv in southern arizona on a to z central and on facebook live at cronkite news. viewers across the country are watching too on c-span. you can also join the conversation on twitter. tonight, we will hear from candidates competing to represent arizona in the u.s. senate. this debate is an open exchange of ideas, an opportunity for give and take. as moderators, we will try to ensure that all sides get a fair shake, but there are a few ground rules. once we ask the candidate a question, they will have 90 seconds to answer without interruption. the other candidate then gets 45 seconds for a rebuttal without interruption. then will have up to an additional two minutes on that topic. at the end of the debate, each candidate will have one minute for closing statements. topics were chosen by journalists from arizona pbs and the "arizona republic," which include azcentral.com. we will also include questi

state of arizona. trump edges clinton in a new university poll. creased her presence in the state as the race tightened. in france, more migrants are expected to join the several thousand who left the squalid shantytown. the french government is dismantling the camp known as the jungle. eight thousand migrant to live there are being relocated. health arezman's fine. this comes after the kingpin's common-law wife filed a complaint saying he is caring poorly behind bars.

arizona state. >> arizona state. let me look that up then. university of arizona, yes.scon 12 or something. and basically girls who had above 3.0gpa. they did some modeling, that kind of thing, and from philadelphia. >> from philly yes. unclear about how the couple met. many are now hoping that since his personal life seems to be doing just fine, that his professional life will mirror that. he's been playing pretty well. >> how old is jahlil? >> twenty. >> he's 20. >> she is? >> thirty-eight. >> i have no idea. >> so i guess -- >> she graduated two years allege, so probably 24? >> tuscon 12 model. that's women who went to the university of arizona who had 3.0gpa. okay, and doing the story like google her. make sure to google her. they are happy together. known each other for awhile. happy for him. >> and we did google her. >> we sure d we're googling her now. >> i bet there was a lot of googling going on. >> maybe he googles her. >> i wonder how they met? >> maybe that's how they met. he googled her, now they're together. >> you know, there is a song called that, you be